THE AFTERMATH. A graphic destruction left behind by the ferocious typhoon “Unding” that lashed at Naga City for a second pass last Friday evening (November 19, 2004) before plowing its way to the South China Sea. Most residents were caught by surprise and unprepared due to the confusing weather reports on the typhoon’s whereabouts. More photos                       Photos by JOEY CO 
 

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